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국기 경례 = salute the flag
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How do you say bow in Korean?
활 (hwal)
What do you call a traditional Korean bow?
i am Korean so the Hwarang Korean traditional bow.
Who invented the Korean flag?
Mr. Korean Flag
How do you say flag in Korean?
I think it is Kukki. But I am not 100% sure it is true
What is the name of the Korean flag?
North Korean Flag: 람홍색공화국기 Ramhongsaek Konghwagukki South Korean Flag: 태극기 Taegeukgi
What are some colors in the Korean flag?
The South Korean flag is black, white, blue and red. The North Korean flag is red, blue and white. The flag of the Korean Empire was white, blue and orangey red.
How many lines of symmetry does the south Korean flag have?
The south Korean flag has no lines of symmetry.
What does Bow mean in Korean?
"경례" ex) "Attention, bow" -> "차렷, 경례"
What does the Korean flag symbolise?
Korea?
How do you say flags in Tae Kwon Do?
Specifically, for Taekwondo instruction, the official language is Korean. The Korean word for "flag" is "Gi" ( 기 ). The term for "national flags" is "guk gi" ( 국기 ). The name of the National flag of South Korea is the "Taegeukgi" ( 태극기 )
What does charyeot kuki yedihe gyeongney mean in Korean?
It means: "Attention! Bow to the National Flag." These are commands given by a Taekwondo instructor to the students at the beginning and end of class. Your phonetic translation is only slightly off. "charyeot kuki yedihe gyeongney" [I'm not sure what your "yedihe" is supposed to mean, but the "ye" might be the suffix "e" pronounced "ay" on the end of "kuki" as in "kuki-e." sounds like "guk-gee-ay"] This should be written as: Charyeot! Gukgi-e gyyongrye = Attention In Korean Hangeul (written language of Korea), it is: 차렷 ! 국기에 경례 Broken down into its parts: 차렷 = Charyeot = Attention (command to stand at the position of attention) 국기 = Gukgi - e = to National Flag ("Guk" means "country" or "nation." It is sometimes translated as "Kuk" since the "G" and "K" are written the same in Korean Hangeul, and are basically interchangeable. However, most South Korean pronunciations place a harder "G" sound at the beginning of a syllable, and the softer "k" sound at the end of a syllable. "Gi" is sometimes written as "Ki" and means a flag. Thus, "Gukgi" means "National Flag." The "Taegukgi" is the National flag of Korea. 에 = e = This is a suffix added on the end of "Guk" to indicate to bow "in the direction of" as in saying "to the flag." Otherwise, "Gukgi gyeongne" is saying "bow national flag" instead of "bow to the national flag." 경례 = Gyeong-rye = Salute or bow (This should be pronounced "Gyuhng - ryay." It is often written as "Gyeong-nye" and pronounced as "Gyuhng - nay"
What is the Korean symbol for loyalty?
The white flag
